Germany, now the dominant country in Europe, needs to rethink the way it sees itself and the world, says Zanny Minton Beddoes.

The former drug-addicted shock jock is now a clean-living, yoga-practicing vegetarian spiritualist. What hasn't changed is his searing honesty, his healthy libido and his brilliant mind.

‘I check out the surf on the school run every morni .

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The neuroscience of unpredictable love.

The former Microsoft and Gates Foundation exec is living the boomer fantasy: meaningful work that keeps the neurons firing.

Historians thought these legendary cities were long gone (or never existed). But thanks to some real-life Indiana Joneses, they're back on the map.

Bass and trout can be so banal. More and more anglers are looking for something more exciting, dangerous—even a little trashy. Here's how you, too, can start roughing it with bowfin, buffalo, drum, gar, and suckers.

Having grown up amid the horrors of Burundi's civil war, a young man is bewildered by the American lust for warlike video games.

Picture two friends, Sally and Anne, having a drink .

Eve is back in the kitchen. Are you hungry?

South Korean president Park Geun Hye is urging her citizens to become more entrepreneurial. Her biggest obstacle may be the very conglomerates that have driven the country's dramatic growth.

Who would you pick if you could hang out with any NHLer in history? That got us thinking about the coolest players of all-time. Not just the best, but the rebels, the party boys, the fashion killers. In the following pages, we lay out the cases for 25 of the game's most awesome and give the inside scoops on what makes them cool

The Brazil youngster has got a lot to prove to his critics at the Confederations Cup before he heads to Barcelona.

Your doctor can read your DNA. But genetic testing raises ethical questions that American medicine is not prepared to answer.